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Love, marriage and everything that comes with it are taking center stage this weekend at the Made To Last Conference at Concord Church in Dallas. Hosted by Pastor Bryan and First Lady Stephanie Carter, Made To Last brings together couples for two days of honest conversations centered around one powerful message: “Invest in Forever.” Joining […]
Today would have been Nolan Wells’ 19th birthday. Instead of celebrating with cake, candles and the people he loved, Nolan’s family is spending the day remembering their son, brother and friend while continuing to search for answers surrounding his death. Nolan disappeared after a Fourth of July boat trip with friends to Horn Island off […]
Y’all, Texas cities are looking at their budgets right now like, “Okay… what can we actually afford?” And if you live in DFW, this could hit closer to home than you think. Dallas is staring down a $51 million budget gap, while Fort Worth is dealing with an even bigger one — nearly $94 million. […]
Nearly 30 years later, the courtroom is finally getting its turn to unpack one of hip-hop’s biggest unsolved mysteries: who was really responsible for Tupac Shakur’s murder? The trial of Duane “Keffe D” Davis is now underway in Las Vegas, and prosecutors wasted no time laying out their case. Davis is accused of helping set […]
Dallas, we got a WIN! The Dallas Wings took down the Toronto Tempo 94-88 Wednesday night at College Park Center, giving the home crowd something to celebrate and bringing Dallas its 20th win of the season. And this one was all about the team effort. Paige Bueckers had a rough first half, going 0-for-7 from […]
Nearly 30,000 pounds of raw beef are being recalled after the products were imported into the U.S. without being properly reinspected. The beef was distributed to retailers and distributors in Texas and Florida. The recalled products include cuts like top sirloin, eye round, topside, flat and knuckle beef. The products are marked with the Argentine […]
Nearly seven years after Atatiana Jefferson was killed inside her Fort Worth home, her family is reaching another major chapter in the case. The City of Fort Worth and Jefferson’s estate have agreed to a proposed $11.25 million settlement, which would resolve the remaining civil claims tied to her death. Jefferson was 28 when former […]
For 30 years, the Dallas Mayor’s Back to School Fair has helped local families get ready for the first day of class—and this year, thousands showed up for more than just free school supplies. The 30th annual fair returned to Fair Park on August 7, bringing together families, community organizations, volunteers and corporate partners to […]
Texas State Fair showcases over-the-top food creations, from savory tacos to sweet cheesecake, plus boozy sippers, for a 24-day festival of indulgence.
Texas schools see changes: new financial literacy requirement, special ed funding, phone bans, teacher discipline powers, and restrictions on DEI and LGBTQ+ programs.
Whether you like it baked until it’s golden and bubbly or extra creamy straight from the stovetop, there’s no denying that mac and cheese is one of the ultimate comfort foods. In honor of National Mac and Cheese Day on July 14, there’s no better time to perfect your favorite recipe or try a new one. TRENDING: The […]
Mavs fans… grab your popcorn because the drama behind the scenes is getting interesting. Former Dallas Mavericks majority owner Mark Cuban is pushing back against the team’s current ownership group, accusing Mavericks governor Patrick Dumont of freezing him out of business decisions involving the future of the franchise — including plans for a potential new […]
